What did you do with your C-HR today?
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Cleaned it for the last time & swapped it for a brand new RAV4 Excel 2.5 hybrid 4WD.
Impressed with the additional space & tech / equipment. Drives nice too (much quicker as you'd expect).
If anyone's after some genuine roof bars or a tailored dog guard, please let me know.
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Impressed with the additional space & tech / equipment. Drives nice too (much quicker as you'd expect).
If anyone's after some genuine roof bars or a tailored dog guard, please let me know.
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Of my wife's old car? Cool. Enjoy it.CPM1977 said:I became it's new owner
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I gazed upon it and mused at how other manufacturers have changed their own model's designs since the launch of the C-HR, in failed attempts to mimic and recreate it's design features and modern looks.
I remember seeing one when they were first launched in the UK, being a "car person", I was instantly intrigued; it looked different and stood out in a sea of "hum-drum" cars.
If Lamborghini had set about styling a cost effective vehicle for the masses, then they would surely have come up with a similar design.
I remember seeing one when they were first launched in the UK, being a "car person", I was instantly intrigued; it looked different and stood out in a sea of "hum-drum" cars.
If Lamborghini had set about styling a cost effective vehicle for the masses, then they would surely have come up with a similar design.
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Sorry for the delay. Yes, still have the bars & dog guard.Kfowler87 said:
There's a few near me used for driving instructors. One car I wasn't expecting to see.flyboy3 said:Not my C-HR, but saw this today!
Driving Instructor CHR (2).jpg
Never thought I'd see a C-HR as a driving instructor's car! Actually, wonder if it's worth doing a lesson in it just "practice" in someone else's!!
I've just discovered the parallel parking button on mine, not sure I've got it in me to try it out yet
Although I've just connected mine to the wireless, like that even a thing now lol seems a strange thing to be doing "what's your wireless password so I can just connect my car to it" 😂
I think it must be a great car to learn in, but I hope they are learning to do it in a manual as well. As much as I love having a automatic, and I won't go back to manual by choice now, it's good to know how to drive one, particularly when you go abroad and the auto premium can be expensive.Blomoff said:There's a few near me used for driving instructors. One car I wasn't expecting to see.flyboy3 said:Not my C-HR, but saw this today!
Driving Instructor CHR (2).jpg
Never thought I'd see a C-HR as a driving instructor's car! Actually, wonder if it's worth doing a lesson in it just "practice" in someone else's!!
I've just discovered the parallel parking button on mine, not sure I've got it in me to try it out yet
Although I've just connected mine to the wireless, like that even a thing now lol seems a strange thing to be doing "what's your wireless password so I can just connect my car to it" 😂
I saw one being used by a Deliveroo driver! Have seen him driving about the neighbourhood, but he drove in to my development yesterday and popped out with a food delivery.
I also so one with the driver's door scraped and buckled in parked in a street I was walking through. Felt sad.
Not used the parallel park - yet! Haven't had the opportunity to try it, but the rear camera makes is so much easier. Do wish it had the 4 way camera thingy though!
Ive always had manual and never really wanted to change. Have driven automatic in the US numerous times though and I'm fine once I remember to NOT do anything with my left foot. Still getting used to owning it so every so often I get the left foot out, usually reversing and end up nearly giving myself whiplash 😂flyboy3 said:I think it must be a great car to learn in, but I hope they are learning to do it in a manual as well. As much as I love having a automatic, and I won't go back to manual by choice now, it's good to know how to drive one, particularly when you go abroad and the auto premium can be expensive.Blomoff said:There's a few near me used for driving instructors. One car I wasn't expecting to see.flyboy3 said:Not my C-HR, but saw this today!
Driving Instructor CHR (2).jpg
Never thought I'd see a C-HR as a driving instructor's car! Actually, wonder if it's worth doing a lesson in it just "practice" in someone else's!!
I've just discovered the parallel parking button on mine, not sure I've got it in me to try it out yet
Although I've just connected mine to the wireless, like that even a thing now lol seems a strange thing to be doing "what's your wireless password so I can just connect my car to it" 😂
I saw one being used by a Deliveroo driver! Have seen him driving about the neighbourhood, but he drove in to my development yesterday and popped out with a food delivery.
I also so one with the driver's door scraped and buckled in parked in a street I was walking through. Felt sad.
Not used the parallel park - yet! Haven't had the opportunity to try it, but the rear camera makes is so much easier. Do wish it had the 4 way camera thingy though!
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